CODE_ID_NAV_AID Format: ALPHANUMERIC(1,4)
The coded identifier of a radio navigation aid.
CODE_ID_ORG Format: CHARACTER1(1,12)
The coded identifier of an organisation, authority, agency or unit.
CODE_ID_RESTR Format: CHARACTER1(1,16)
A coded value which uniquely identifies a traffic flow restriction.
CODE_INTL_RTE Format: ALPHA(1,5)
Code indicating if a route is international or domestic.
Allowable values:
I [international.]
D [domestic.]
OTHER
CODE_INTST_LGT Format: ALPHA(3,5)
A code indicating the light intensity.
For example, LIL, LIM, LIH, etc.
Allowable values:
LIL [Light intensity low.]
LIM [Light intensity medium.]
LIH [Light intensity high.]
OTHER
CODE_LANG Format: ALPHA(2,2)
A code indicating a language (according to ISO 639).
Allowable values:
AF [Afrikaans.]
AR [Arabic.]
BG [Bulgarian.]
CH [Chinese.]
CZ [Czech.]
DA [Danish.]
EN [English.]
ES [Spanish.]
FI [Finnish.]
FR [French.]
GE [German.]
GR [Greek.]
HE [Hebrew.]
HO [Dutch.]
HU [Hungarian.]
IT [Italian.]
JA [Japanese.]
KO [Korean.]
MA [Macedonian.]
NO [Norwegian.]
PE [Persian.]
PL [Polish.]
PT [Portuguese.]
RO [Romanian.]
RU [Russian.]
SC [Serbo-Croatian.]
SU [Swedish.]
TU [Turkish.]
XX [Other than English.]
CODE_LOC_IND_IATA Format: ALPHA(3,3)
The three letter coded location identifier of an aerodrome/heliport according to the IATA Resolution 763.
CODE_LOC_IND_ICAO Format: ALPHA(4,4)
The four letter coded location identifier as published in the ICAO DOC 7910 - Location Indicators.
CODE_LOV_REFERENCE Format: ALPHA(1,5)
A code indicating the standard referred to by a list of values, in case where different aviation authorities use different categorisation criteria.
Allowable values:
ICAO [The values refer to ICAO SARPS.]
IATA [The values refer to IATA standards..]
NATO [The values refer to NATO military standards..]
FAA [The values refer to US FAA standards..]
OTHER [The values refer to another source of standards..]
CODE_LVL Format: ALPHA(1,1)
A code indicating the level: upper airspace, lower airspace or both.
Allowable values:
U [upper airspace.]
L [lower airspace.]
B [both upper and lower airspace.]